Sunday, January 14, 2007
Valentines Mini Felted Clutch Purse
I have made 2 more of my Mini Felted Clutch Purses for Valentines Day. For the pink one I used Lion Wool and 2 different size hooks so the top at the handles would flair outward. It measures 6 1/4" from handles to bottom and the width is 11 1/2". The second purse was made from Classic Merino in Rosewood-a variegated yarn I thought looked pretty in the store but I really don't like it after making the purse. I experimented and made this one deeper-very easy just added 10 rows. Maybe I will embellish this one and will like it better. My stepdaughter says its cool-looks like pink and purple camo to her. In my opinion I think the Lion Wool felted the best out of the two yarns and I will use this for these purses from now on. I am considering submitting my pattern for publication to several places-we'll see what happerns.
Monday, January 8, 2007
Felted Mini Clutch Purse
Sunday, January 7, 2007
Blue Fun Fur Scarf
Saturday, January 6, 2007
Suede Fat Bottom Purse
This pattern is from another one from Debbie Stoller's "Happy Hooker" book. I used Lion Suede yarn in taupe crocheting with an I hook and the accessories came from Joann's-the flower is a pin so I can remove it and change to another color or flower if I like. The pictures don't do the ribbon justice-it is brown velvet and matches the flower. I like the idea I can switch the ribbon and flower-makes it a year round bag in whatever color palette I choose for the accessories.
Monday, January 1, 2007
Quick Weekend Crocheting
My Funky Little Black Purse
This is the first purse I ever designed myself. I call it My Funky Little Black Purse and I used Homespun yarn and 1 strand of an eyelash fur I picked up at my local Big Lots (it's going out of business and I got it for 80 cents). I used an I hook for nice tight stitching because I hate to sew linings. The button is for decoration only-I sewed a snap on the inside. I crocheted 2 side loops and made a chain from one side loop to the other and then slip stitched back over to make a nice thickness-I did used 2 strands of the Homespun for the strap. Homespun is not my favorite yarn to crochet with but I had this leftover from my dog's sweater I made her. I really like this!
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